Five Roads Wealth & Zhao Gongming Blue Hand-Painted Taoist Scroll II
公明法相款五路Five Roads Wealth · Zhao Gongming
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An outlined figure appears below a descending line of gold-colored characters. A yellow mount borders the deep blue panel.
意Meaning & symbolism
The Wealth Gods of the Five Roads watch over income arriving from all five directions — east, south, west, north and centre.
Zhao Gongming, the martial God of Wealth, rides a black tiger and is honoured as a bringer of fortune and fair dealing.
Traditionally kept as a wish for prosperity.
Traditional symbolism and intention, shared as culture — not a promise of results.
材Details & craft
Hand-painted by the maker in the style of Taoist talisman art, with script and figures in traditional red, gold and ink.
| Material & craft | Hand-painted Taoist talisman art (道系手绘·符画) |
|---|---|
| Format | Small hanging scroll (detailed) |
| Size | 145 × 45 cm |
| Catalogue name | 公明法相款五路 |
| Type | Wall Scrolls |
| Collection | Scrolls & wall art |
| Sold as | Sold individually |
| Note | Small variations in tone and finish from the photographs are possible. |
度Size, wearing & display
Hang at eye level away from direct sun and damp walls. Allow the scroll to rest flat for a day after unrolling.
养Care
Keep paper and silk dry and out of strong sun. Roll or fold along the original lines and store flat in a dry place.
赠A gift for
A new shop, a new home or a Lunar New Year visit. Anyone drawn to Taoist culture and its symbols.
The meaning of this piece · 寓意
Five Roads Wealth & Zhao Gongming Blue Hand-Painted Taoist Scroll II
When the year turns, households across China throw open their doors at midnight to welcome the Gods of Wealth arriving from the five roads. Their seals and emblems are kept close all year, a quiet invitation for fortune to stay.
公明法相款五路— Five Roads Wealth · Zhao Gongming
The Wealth Gods of the Five Roads watch over income arriving from all five directions — east, south, west, north and centre.
Zhao Gongming, the martial God of Wealth, rides a black tiger and is honoured as a bringer of fortune and fair dealing.
Traditionally kept as a wish for prosperity.
Dimensions: 145 × 45 cm.
The Five Paths motif expresses a prosperity wish. Here it identifies the theme of the design, not a promise about the owner’s finances.
Zhao Gongming is honored in traditions of prosperity. A piece bearing his name can express a wish for a flourishing livelihood, particularly as a gift for someone opening a business or beginning a new venture.
Before choosing a wall, measure the available space from the hanging point down. Allow breathing room on both sides of the painted field. Hanging hardware and the overall mounted size should not be inferred from the painted dimensions.
Hand-painted by the maker in the style of Taoist talisman art, with script and figures in traditional red, gold and ink.
In Taoist culture, motifs like these express a wish — here, prosperity. We share their traditional meaning as culture and intention, not as a guarantee of any outcome.
Questions · 问答
About this piece
What does this piece symbolise?
In Taoist tradition its motifs are associated with prosperity. An outlined figure appears below a descending line of gold-colored characters. A yellow mount borders the deep blue panel.
How should I care for it?
Keep it dry and out of strong sun, and store it flat or rolled along its original lines.
Can I return it?
Yes. Returns are accepted within 30 days under our return policy, and shipping is free worldwide on orders of $80 or more.
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